Elizabeth Hill and Edward R Johnson wed in Bedford Bedford ceremony joins Hill and Johnson families
Elizabeth Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Batchelder Hill of Manchester New Hampshire married Edward Parr Johnson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward Parr Johnson of Arlington Virginia in a three o clock ceremony at Eyton church in Bedford The Rev Dr Walter A Morgan officiated A reception followed at Hollywood Inn The bride wore a white organzine gown with lace and seed pearl detailing and carried white stephanous and spider mums The groom and families are active in engineering and military circles with ties to Dartmouth Skidmore and E C Ernst Inc They will reside in Arlington Virginia after a wedding trip to Canada
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Elizabeth Hill
Francis Batchelder Hill
Orange Street
Manchester, N. H
Edward Parr Johnson, Jr
Edward Parr
John
Walter A. Morgan
Jackson D. Hill
Newport
R. I
Frederick M. Miller
U.S. A
Harriet Jackson
Canada
17Th Street
North
Arlington
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Dartmouth College
E. C. Ernst Inc., Electrical Engineers and Contractors
Washington, D.C
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Charles T. Jackson
Bath
Jackson
Manchester
Popham Beach
Munsey Munsey Southard engagement announced in Bath
Mr and Mrs Warren R Munsey of 94 Court Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss C Louise Munsey to Norris Derwin Southard son of Mr and Mrs Derwin G Southard of 6 North Street Court No date for the wedding has been set Miss Munsey a Morse High School graduate now employed in the Sears Roebuck Co credit department Mr Southard a 1947 Morse High graduate served two years in the U S Army and works for Bath Bus Service The engagement notice follows a college football note about Ivy League teams and a Bath City Commission budget item requesting more park funding
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Warren R. Munsey
Court Street
C. Louise Munsey
Norris Derwin Southard
Derwin G. Southard
North Street Court
Miss Munsey
Morse High School
Sears, Roebuck Co
Morse High
Southard
U.S. Army
Bath Bus Service
Engagement Announced of Anita Gauthier and Richard Babine
Mr and Mrs Leopold Gauthier of Brunswick announce the engagement of their daughter Anita to Richard Babine son of Mr and Mrs Eleazer Babine of West Bath No date is set for the wedding Anita attended Morse High School and works at Brunswick Woolworth Babine attended Morse High School and is employed at the Airport Garage Brunswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Gauthier
Brunswick
Anita
Richard Babine
Eleazer Babine
West Bath
Miss Gauthier
Morse High School
Brunswick Woolworth
Mr. Babine
Airport Garage
St Marys Church Week Schedule Revealed
St Marys Roman Catholic church announces this weeks schedule with confession times Monday 7 to 8 pm Holy Mass on All Saints Day Tuesday 7 am 8 30 am and 7 45 pm All Souls Day 6 am 7 15 am and 9 am Holy Mass 7 30 pm devotions Holy Souls Wednesday 2 30 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm confessions Thursday 2 30 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm confession Friday First Friday Masses 7 am and 7 45 pm.
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All Saints
All Souls
the Holy Souls
Beginners Bugle Cadets Class Opens for State Drums
A beginners class for the Legion Cadets Junior Drum Corps bugle section starts Sunday at the State Armory at 12 noon. Applicants ages 12 to 18 may take a written test to assess qualifications for the state championship corps, with nine vacancies including one baritone and eight soprano buglers. William Milliken oversees applications, while John Wakefield leads music instruction beginning November 6.
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Legion Cadets
William Milliken
State Armory
John Wakefield
Woolwich Girl Named Alt In Apple Queen Contest
Miss Jacqueline Chubbuck of Woolwich, Morse High senior and Woolwich Grange aide, was named one of six alternates for the Apple Queen of Maine. The selection came after a large pool of candidates at Westcustogo Grange, with the final queen to be chosen at Lewiston in January on a TV show. Chubbuck, turning 18, helps lead a Woolwich Grange youth singing group that performed at Westcustogo Grange and is invited to sing at the State Grange meeting in Bangor.
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Jacqueline Chubbuck
Harvey Chubbuck
Woolwich
Maine
Chubbuck
Morse High School
Sagadahoc Pomona
Westcottago Grange
Apple Queen of
Western Maine
Lewiston
Woolwich Grange
Robert Melanson
Westcustogo Grange
State Grange
Bangor
Club Forty-two Halloween Party At Its Hall
Club Forty two held a Halloween party with festive decorations and games. Prizes went to Mrs Leonard Smith Mrs John Sturtevant and Miss Patty Mullaney who was revealed as the mystery witch. Refreshments were provided by Miss Edith Small Mrs George Sarkis and Mrs Leonard Smith.
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Club Forty-two
Leonard Smith
John Sturtevant
Patty Mullaney
Edith Small
George Sarkis
Robert Footer
Robert Durgin
Everett Comeau
Mullaney
Troop 5 Girl Scouts Plan Birthday Party
At a 19-member Troop 5 meeting plans began for the troop birthday party. Camp badges earned at last summer’s Day Camp will be awarded at the event. President Patricia Hill led the session, Marie Miliken collected dues, and badge work was supervised by Aubrey Steen Jr., Katharine Johnson, Carl R. Dearborn Jr., and Lawrence Hill. The group sang Golden Sun in the Good Night Circle formation.
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Patricia Hill
Marie Milliken
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Katherine Johnson
Carl R. Dearborn, Jr
Lawrence Hill
Podres Recalls Buck Fever Before Dodgers World Series Win
Johnny Podres, famed for shutting out the New York Yankees to seal Brooklyn’s first World Series title, recalls deer hunting in the Adirondacks near his home. He once fired four shots at a buck about 100 yards away, but the big animal remained alive.
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Podres
Sandra Jean Lutz Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Sandra Jean Lutz daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Lutz Jr celebrated her third birthday on Tuesday October 25 with a party at Hyde Park Community hall. The hall featured pink and blue streamers balloons and a three candle cake. Guests included Pamela Wright Gary Orr Dennis Tardif Linda Skillin Dale Skillin Daniel Wallace Richard Wallace Richard Lonn Warren Bowden Gregory Moore Robert Haines Deborah Small Janice Candage Karen Thompson Gail Thompson. Mothers attending were Mrs Chester Wright Mrs Randall Orr Mrs Philip Tardif Mrs Irwin Skillin Mrs Lauron Wallace Mrs James Bowden Mrs Raymond Moore Mrs Edward Thompson Mrs Earl Haines Mrs Calvin Wing and Mrs James Wing.
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Sandra Jean Lutz
Roy Lutz, Jr
Hyde Park Community Hall
Pamela Wright
Gary Orr
Dennis Tardif
Linda
Dale Skillin
Daniel
Richard Wallace
Richard Lonn
Warren Bowden
Gregory Moore
Robert Haines
Deborah Small
Janice Candage
Karen
Gail Thompson
Chester Wright
Randall Orr
Philip Tardif
Erwin Skillin
Lauron Wallace
James Bowden
Raymond Moore
Edward Thompson
Earl Haines
Calvin Wing
James Wing
Thomas Tracey Re elected Master of Dromore Grange
Thomas Tracey was re elected master of Dromore grange at its meeting last week with installation set for Nov. 15 Officers elected include Dorothy Wright overseer Eve lyn Beals lecturer Edward Burns steward Everett Wright assistant steward Flora Rollins chaplain Lenora Grann treasurer Louise Brown secretary Albert Thoiling gate keeper Beatrice Burns Pomona June Wright lady assistant steward Ada King Reuben Pu rington executive committee A lunch will follow installation under Evelyn Beals Reports on last year’s activities were read by officers and committees Ray Camphel Georgina Thorpe Flora Rollins Mary Dannenfelser and Lenora Grann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tracey
Dromore Grange
Dorothy Wright
Evelyn Beals
Edward Burns
Everett Wright
Flora Rollins
Lenora Grann
Louise Brown
Albert Thoiling
Beatrice Burns
Pomona
June Wright
Ada King
Reuben Purington
Bath Democrats to Welcome National Chairman at Banquet
Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul Butler will be honored Tuesday at a Valle's Inn banquet in Scarborough starting at seven. About 300 attendees are expected, marking the start of Democratic activity for the 1956 campaign. Bath residents attending include Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brewer and others. reservations via Mr. Brewer.
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Democratic National Committee
Paul Butler
Valle's Inn
Scarborough
Bath
Robert E. Brewer
Harry E. Thebeau
Bertha M. Dunbar
Mary Gold
Firemen’s Ball Friday Night At State Armory
The Bath Fire department hosts the second annual Firemen’s Ball at the Armory Friday evening. Tickets indicate a large turnout. dancing runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Joe Avery’s Orchestra. Proceeds benefit the Firemen’s Benevolent Association for ill or bereaved members and their families, and part funds Fire Prevention Week efforts.
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Bath Firemen
Joe Avery
Firemen's Benevolent Association
Mrs Glidden Speaks at Women’s Fellowship Meeting
Mrs. Bentley Glidden of Dam ariscotta spoke at the fall gathering of the Central Congregational church Women’s Fellowship hosted by Mrs. Jason A Merrill and Mrs. Donald T Page on Washington Street. She discussed church and community social action and the life of the American Indian. she chairs the state committee on social action for the fellowship. The next meeting was announced for November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley Glidden
Damariscotta
Women's Fellowship
Central Congregational Church
Jason A. Merrill
Donald T. Page
Washington Street
First Baptist Sewing Circle Meets In Vestry
Members of the Ladies Sewing Circle of the First Baptist church met last week in the vestry for an all day session. Two quilts were packed and other articles prepared for the annual Christmas sale on November 30. The group will meet next Wednesday at 10 a.m. for another all day session with luncheon at noon.
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Ladies Sewing Circle
The
First Baptist Church
Brunswick Naval Air Station Medical Officer Promoted to Captain
Ernest H. Joy senior medical officer at Brunswick Naval Air Station has been promoted to captain retroactive to Oct 1 1955. Bar Harbor native, Bowdoin and Tufts graduate, Joy has 17 years service with assignments from Lakehurst to Moffett Field and aboard several ships and hospitals. He reported to Brunswick in 1954 and resides in Topsham with his wife and six children.
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Ernest H. Joy
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Navy
Bar Harbor
Joy
Navy Department
Bowdoin College
Tufts College Medical School
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
USS Bridge
Alaska
New Zealand
Moffett Field
Calif
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Key West
Fla
Charleston
J. Alden
Morse) Joy
High St
Elm St
Topsham
Winter Street Ladies Aid Plans Rummage Sale
The Ladies Aid of Winter Street Congregational church met Friday at two in the church parlor with Miss Alice Varney and others hosting. President Mrs. Kenneth Francisco led business plans for a rummage sale on November 9, a request for donations, and an all day meeting next week. New member Marian Berry welcomed.
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Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Congregational Church
Alice Varney
Allen M. Irish
Elsie Folsom
Sarah Lermond
Martin V. B. Sargent
Kenneth Francisco
Francisco
Clifford B. Wilband
Marian Berry
Sea Coast Mission
Horace Ward
Fred Higgins
City Council Names Two Committees in New Appointments
City Council Chairman Ronald C. Oulton has named two special committees. One will study the flagpole issue at the city park, including possibly replacing the topmast with insurance funds. Members include Donald Perry, G Thomas Murphy, Robert E. Brewer, William O. Wagner, Stanley W. Judkins, and frederick E. Drake Jr. plus James W. Temple and Harold Troop. The curfew committee will review the ordinance and propose amendments. Members include Stanley R. Hunter, James McGuiggan, M. Wesley McPhee, Harold J. Rubin, Judkins, Oulton, Rev. Oliver W. Bell, and Rev. Francis F. Morrissey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald C. Oulton
Donald Perry
Thomas Murphy
Robert E. Brewer
William O. Wagner
Stanley W. Judkins
Oulton
Eaton Leo couple wed in Bath at Rubin notary home
Miss Mary C. Leo of Brunswick and Philip L. Eaton of Bath married October 26. Ceremony by Harold J. Rubin notary public at his home 684 High Street. Attendants Frank Freeman and Mrs. Leroy F. Colby. Bride works with Maine Cancer Society and previously with State Bureau of Health and Pine Tree Society. Eaton runs Lincoln Street market. former alderman in 1945. Newlyweds honeymooning in New York City. Eddie Chavez, San Jose light weight, has nine brothers and five sisters.
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Mary C. Leo
Brunswick
Philip L. Eaton
Bath
Harold J. Rubin
High Street
Frank Freeman
Leroy F. Colby
Maine Cancer Society
State Bureau of Health
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Eaton
Sidney L. Eaton
Lincoln Street
Old Board of Aldermen
New York City
Church Young People Host Halloween Party
Corliss Street Baptist Church young people held a Halloween party at Stephanie Rush home with ping pong checkers and apple bobbing as activities and cider doughnuts cake and cheese as refreshments. Officers include Stephanie Rush president Gordon McNeil vice Ruth Doughty secretary and Marilyn Bates treasurer. Posters promoting church attendance will be judged and exhibited in Gardiner. The group plans a trip to First Baptist church on Oct 31 and notes the annual Baptist convention in Saco Nov 25-26 with shared bus expenses. Youth meetings run Sundays 5 to 7 pm for Junior and Senior YP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Stephanie Rush
Dennis Ring
Marilyn Bates
Joseph E. Haak
Ruth Doughty
William Strube
Gardiner
First Baptist Church
Saco
First Baptist
Corliss Street
Y.P
Rainbow Degree Conferred At Friday Night Meeting
Miss Cynthia Osgood presided as Rainbow Girls conferred the Rainbow degree on Judith Libby Donna Young Sharon Wing Roberta McLeod Christine Fuller and Diane Hamel Friday night. Hayride plans were set for 8 pm and a rummage sale and bedspread sale were discussed as future fund raising projects. Cider and doughnuts were served at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Osgood
Rainbow Girls
Judith Libby
Donna Young
Sharon Wing
Roberta McLeod
Christine Fuller
Diane Hamel
Assembly
Rainbow Girls and Escorts Enjoy Mystery Hayride
Two hay wagons carried 35 couples consisting of Rainbow Girls and their escorts on a mystery ride Saturday evening. They departed from the Masonic Temple and aimed for Beau Haven Ranch in West Bath where refreshments were provided by Mrs. Ruth Fuller and assistants. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Temple and Cecil V. Rowland. Wagons were supplied by Richard Carlson, owner of Beau Haven Ranch.
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Masonic Temple
Beau Haven Ranch
West Bath
Ruth Fuller
Linwood Temple
Cecil V. Rowland
Richard Carlson
Nurses Alumnae Assn Will Meet Thursday Evening
Bath based Nurses Alumnae Association holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening November 3 at the Cosmopolitan Club. Miss Thelma Ward nursing administrator at Bath Memorial Hospital will attend to meet members. All Bath registered nurses are invited and a program has been arranged. Members are reminded of the date change.
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Nurses’ Alumnae Association
Cosmopolitan Club
Thelma Ward
R. N
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath
Bowdoinham School News and Community Notes
Alcide Dionne spoke to Bowdoinham students on home fire safety and what to do in a fire. Prizes were awarded for fire prevention essays to Susan Fides and Elizabeth Enman with second prizes to Linda Hutchins and Elaine Holman. Fire station tours, PTA activity, Halloween events, and local marriages and visits are reported, with new officers elected for the Ladies Auxiliary and meetings rescheduled.
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Bowdoinham _ schools
Fire Department
Alcide Dionne
Susan Fides
Elizabeth Enman
Linda Hutchins
Elaine Holman
Malcolm Hatch
Bowdoinham Fire Department
Evelyn Ackley
Gene Reynolds
Betty Dionne
Joan Hatch
Barbara Hackett
Mabel Heenie
Edward Haley
Ralph Champlain
Charles Blodgett
Shirley Curtis
George Rowe
Richard Green
Brunswick
Linwood Hackett
Linda
Stevie
Hollis Temple
Mary
Cynthia
Winfred Dodge
Nancy
Frederick Pauling
Ricky
Old Grenwich
Conn
Carrie Johnson
Hollis Moore
Gray
Edna Tome
Grace Burns
Bowling Green
Jonell
S. P
Richard E. Moore
Ellis Moore
Bowdeinham
Springfield
Tenn
Robert A. West
Odell
Lucille Reeder
Beach Bend Club
Moore
11Th
White House
Portland
Merry Workers
Cecia McEwen
Dianne McEwen
Louise
Aldona Valentine
Joline
Sandra McKay
Topsham Fair
Parent-Teacher Association
Eleanor Christie
Charlotte Smart
Waterville
J. N. Palmer
Martinez Pro Boxers by Birth Nation Count
Twenty six professional fighters named Martinez are listed with birth origins including fourteen from the United States seven from Mexico four from Cuba and one from Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Panama
India’s Motor Vehicle Fleet Near One Per Thousand People
The 1955 Indian government year book records roughly 350,000 motor vehicles in India, equating to about one vehicle for every 1,000 residents. The figure highlights early growth in road transport and vehicle ownership across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Mrs Hamblett to Speak At Bath Extension Service
Mrs Edward B Hamblett will be guest speaker at a Bath Extension Service meeting Thursday at eight in Hyde Park community hall. Informal Lunch eons is the talk topic. Attendees may contact Mrs Paul Berry to attend. A nominating committee will be named and plans for Dec 1 discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Hamblett
Bath Extension Service
Hyde Park
Hamblett
Paul Berry
Francis Fortier
Lewiston
Canadew
Beatrice Adams
Topsham
Twin County Extension Association
Bath Group
East Auburn Grange Hall
Dr. Cyril Bousefield Celebrates 85th Birthday
Sunday marked the 85th birthday of Dr. Cyril E. Bousefield of Woolwich. He received calls, gifts, cards, and flowers from the Woolwich Center Baptist Church and friends. Former missionary in China, his hospital was burned by Communists in 1931. later aided lepers in the Far East with notable success.
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Cyril E. Bousefield
Woolwich
Bousefield
Woolwich Center
Rousefield
Far East
Morse Blake Couple Wed At Corliss Street Church
Miss Patricia Anne Blake daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence I Blake of 23 Shaw Street and Richard C Morse Jr son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Morse of Phippsburg were married at the Corliss Street Baptist church parsonage. Rev Harold L Allen conducted the ceremony at 10 am. Doris Doughty Bath and Kenneth Morse Phippsburg served as attendants. The couple planned a wedding trip to Virginia and will reside on Shaw Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Anne Blake
Clarence I. Blake
Shaw Street
Richard C. Morse
Richard C. Mors
Phippsburg
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Harold L. Allen
Doris Doughty
Bath
Kenneth Morse
Morse
John G. Morse & Son
Virginia
Congregational Church Meeting Friday At Two
The Congregational church will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at two in the ladies parlor. Hostesses are Miss Alice Shorey, Mrs. Allen M. Irish, Miss Elsie Folsom, Miss Sarah Lermond, and Mrs. Carl Albee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Congregational Church
Alice Shorey
Allen M. Irish
Elsie Folsom
Sarah Lermond
Carl Albee
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Mrs. Glidden
Women’s Fellowship
First Baptist Sewing Circle
BNAS
Ladies Aid of Winter Street
Leo
Eddie Chavez
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Ada Y. Greenblatt Real Estate and Insurance
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